Cordless SDS Drills

Is a SDS drill better than hammer drill?

SDS drills and hammer drills are both designed for heavy-duty applications such as masonry and concrete drilling, but they have some key differences.

SDS drills utilize a unique chuck design that securely grips and rotates the drill bit, and they feature a hammering action that allows them to efficiently break through tough materials. They typically have a higher power output than standard corded or cordless drills.

On the other hand, hammer drills also use a hammering action to break through tough materials, but they typically have a clutch that allows for regular drilling as well. They also tend to be more versatile and can be used for drilling into wood and metal as well.

Both SDS and hammer drills are good choices for heavy-duty tasks, it really depends on the specific task and the user preference.

Is it worth getting an SDS drill?

SDS drills are powerful tools that are well-suited for heavy-duty drilling tasks, but they may not be necessary for everyone. It’s worth considering your specific needs and how often you’ll be using the drill before making a decision.